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Fabricate and machine parts and solutions to keep these trucks and other older vehicles on the road while the "supply chain" issues continue to deteriorate while our betters attempt to phase out ICE.
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Thanks guys, I left Riffraft my email for when he gets one. I don't think I need one just yet, vac was 21 at the pump. When I thought I needed one was when I was going thru the vac lines on the passenger side I didn't have any vac at the climate controls and my ac mod. It was one of those projects that fixed itself. Just blow thru the lines and then I had vac and both those items work now.
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lol, got to move it once in awhile to keep the old ox working and prepared for our departure this spring.
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Never-mind
You would have to have proper tools to not destroy the clamped together type deal.
maybe a super duty electric pump some how? I wonder if that would support brakes?
i kind of doubt it
You would have to have proper tools to not destroy the clamped together type deal.
maybe a super duty electric pump some how? I wonder if that would support brakes?
i kind of doubt it
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